Eye of the Earth: Suppress Evil

Architect Chen Yan has been carrying the remains of his grandfather's green bag and the lightning-struck jujube compass since he was a child, but he regards the secrets of Feng Shui as superstition. Until he broke into Longyin Village to investigate, he was forced into a desperate situation by the trapped dragon pattern with no signal, the evil gathering of hundreds of gates facing the well, and the evil shadow of black mist in the dry well. When he was on the verge of death, the compass moved strangely, and the remaining scroll chants roared. Chen Yan awakened his "wisdom eye" and could see the good, evil and yin energy. He finally understood that his grandfather's warning was not empty talk - the five consecutive killings, including the dragon locking evil in the ancient village, the crossbeam evil in the old house, and the upside-down burial in the solitary grave, were all man-made Feng Shui puzzles, hiding a shocking conspiracy to "harvest evil spirits and nourish qi." There are no ghosts and gods at work, only the deduction of the five elements and their restraints; there is no supernatural power, only the ancestral secrets of finding dragons and fixing acupoints, transforming evil spirits and breaking formations. Chen Yan works step by step in the isolated space, cracking the deadly pattern, tracing the traces of the mysterious "Earth Master", and connecting the centuries-old grudge between his grandfather and the Earth Master. Folk taboos hide mysteries, and three compass fragments point to the ultimate truth. When the ultimate killing of the reversal of the Five Elements begins, he will finally understand: there is no good or evil in Feng Shui, and the human heart determines what is good and what is evil, and breaking the evil is ultimately the evil that destroys the human heart. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.